severity 384323 important thanks Quoting Eugenyi Meshcheryakov analyzing a bug report about broken installer in Russian: > I tried default installation in Russian (RF) in qemu with network off, and > console-cyrillic was installed. There was also dialogs displayed by > console-cyrillic after tasksel were I was able to select switch keys, > but those choices was later overwritten by localechooser's > finish-install. That was not a problem in earlier versions of d-i > because console-cyrillic was configured in second stage, after > finish-install (or how it was called). But now it is confusing. > localechooser should preseed console-cyrillic or do not try to change > it's configuration at all. This bug is probably reproducible with all > languages that have cyr=... in languagelist (Russian, Belarusian). That bug is then here since....D-I beta2 IN MARCH 2006....and not a single Russian user noticed...:-( I find this pretty sad and this indeed shows the poor level of testing that some language teams ad international users and developers give to the localized installer. It somewhat reinforces the feeling of Frans that we really should activate languages that HAVE BEEN ACTIVELY TESTED. I'm yelling right now because I'm quite angry. We put a lot of efforts to allow you guys having an installer translated in all your languages and such negligence is really desperating. This is not addressed to you, Eugen, of course. I know that you not only *translate* to your language but also TEST the installation in Ukrainian. You even do properly analysis for bugs in other languages like this one and I'm grateful to you. I wish I could say the same for all other languages. Thanks, Dmitry, also, for reporting this bug. There's at least one Russian user who uses D-I in his own language I consider this bug makes D-I currently not releasable with Russian activated.
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